LOCAL GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION
Government must set out its case on remote meetings
By Ian Miller | 24 July 2023
Even if the answer is a reasoned ‘no’, local government deserves the courtesy of being told the G...
WHITEHALL
Nutrient neutrality row goes to No10
By Dan Peters | 24 July 2023
Council leaders have used a Downing Street summit to urge No10 to break the deadlock in a dispute...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Waltham Forest's competitive edge
By Martin Esom | 24 July 2023
Martin Esom, who retires from Waltham Forest LBC this week, explains why the borough has been abl...
FINANCE
Government formally intervenes in Croydon
By Martin Ford | 20 July 2023
Ministers have moved Croydon LBC’s improvement and assurance panel to a statutory footing, meanin...
FINANCE
Government to 'reset' local audit
By Martin Ford | 18 July 2023
Local government minister Lee Rowley said statutory deadlines would be announced in the autumn in...
HOUSING
Success on the home front
By John Cooper | 17 July 2023
Ann McGauran talks to Wiltshire Council leader Richard Clewer about the local authority’s success...
WHITEHALL
Housing and infrastructure in doubt after funding pulled
By Martin Ford | 17 July 2023
New housing, roads, public transport, green spaces, schools and jobs have been plunged into doubt...
WHITEHALL
Haldane: Levelling up a 'mixed bag'
By Martin Ford | 17 July 2023
Most people have yet to see the fruits of levelling up, according to a key Government adviser.
COUNCIL TAX
A proper fair funding review is needed for levelling up to make a difference
By Rob Whiteman | 11 July 2023
More than seven years ago the Government launched a call for evidence on the needs and redistribu...
WHITEHALL
EXCLUSIVE: Sector panel quietly sidelined by DLUHC
By Dan Peters | 11 July 2023
A panel of experts brought together in an attempt to tackle key issues facing the sector appears ...
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